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Sorrell's second persecution had lasted for two months.
The year gave an unusually beautiful spring, the spring that a gardener prepares for and so rarely enjoys, but to Sorrell the green budding of the year was a season of strife and humiliation. George Buck, flourishing like an elm tree, sucked all the sustenance and the moisture from his weaker rival.